Pediatrics Part 3 Flashcards

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1
Q

s/s of pyloric stenosis: (4)

A

Projectile vomiting
Very hungry
olive-shaped mass in epigastric region
obvious peristalsis

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2
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pyloric stenosis dx:

A

pyloric ultrasound

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3
Q

Tx for pyloric stenosis: (2)

A

hydration, surgery

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4
Q

What is essential to monitor in this child? (3)

A

I’s and O’s
daily weight
urine specific gravity

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5
Q

Intussesception s/s (6)

A
sudden onset
cramping
abdominal pain
inconsolability
drawing up knees
currant jelly stools
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6
Q

dx for intussusception

A

barium enema

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7
Q

Hirschsprung’s s/s (3)

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constipation
abdominal distention
ribbon-like stools that have a foul smell

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8
Q

treatment for intusseption:

A

multiple surgeries to give the surgeries time to heal

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9
Q

imperforate anus=

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no rectal opening, no meconium

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10
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Treatment for inperforate anus:

A

surgery and post op colostomy bag.

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11
Q

Celiac disease: intolerance to _____

A

gluten

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12
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These patients cannot have:

A

Rye
Oats
Barley
Wheat

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13
Q

These patients can have: (3)

A

Rice
Corn
Soy

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14
Q

Dx of pediatric UTI:

A

Urine specimen

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15
Q

Most accurate means of a urine specimen in kids:

A

catheterization

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16
Q

Testicular torsion is a surgical _____

A

emergency

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17
Q

peak onset of this condition is age ___

A

13

18
Q

if not dx’d in timely manner, testicular torsion can cause…

A

loss of testicles

19
Q

s/s of testicular torsion (4)

A

discoloration of testicles
unilateral pain of affected testicle
may have n/v
edema

20
Q

**When caring for a client with a hematologic d/o, always include ________ ________ as part of their plan of care.

A

pretective isolation

21
Q

s/s of sickle cell disease: (3)

A

pain in areas of involvement (clots)
anorexia
exercise intolerance

22
Q

tx for SCD: (6)

A
bed rest
*** HYDRATION***
analgesics
antibx
blood transfusions
O2
23
Q

when thinking of leukemia, always remember: (3)

A

immunosuppression, thrombocytopenia, anemia

24
Q

Wilm’s tumosr (nephroblastomas) are found where?

A

kidney

25
Q

most common presenting sign of wilm’s tumor:

A

swelling or non-tender mass on one side of abdomen

26
Q

what do you NOT do to the abdomen if they have this?

A

palpate it.

27
Q

A disturbance of the ventricular circulation of the cerebral spinal fluid in the brain and an increase of cranial pressure is known as:

A

Hydocephalus

28
Q

s/s of hydrocephalus: (5)

A
buldging of the anterior fontanel
dilated scelp veins
depressed eyes
irritability and changes in LOC
high-pitched cry
29
Q

tx of hydrocephalus:

A

insertion of a VP shunt

30
Q

important assessments and positioning after insertion of a VP shunt: (4, including positioning)

A

measure the frontal occipital circumfrence
fontanel and cranial suture line assessment
temperature
supine position

31
Q

what may be the first indicator of a siezure d/o in peds?

A

deterioration of school work

32
Q

simple partial seizure means:

A

without loss pf consciousness with various sensations

33
Q

complex partial means:

A

impaired consciousness and may be confused and unable to respond

34
Q

generalized seizure means:

A

loss of consciousness

35
Q

types of generalized seizures: (3)

A

tonic-clonic
myoclonic
absence (brief loss of consciousness)

36
Q

dx testing of seizure d/o: (4)

A

EEG, Ultrasound, CT/X-ray

37
Q

tx of seizures:

A

anticonvulsants

38
Q

how are pinworms spread?

A

hand to mouth

39
Q

dxing pinworms?

A

tape test in AM (when eggs are laid)

40
Q

name of virus that causes Mono:

A

epstein barr

41
Q

what can kids not do with Mono:

A

play sports-enlarged spleen.